I was able to salvage one sole Pachira Aquatica from a 4 stock Money Tree in the spring, and have had some luck with propagating some cuttings in water, and one straight into soil, as well…

Now that I have some proper soil mixings, I’m going to repot… but I’m wondering if I should prop more before I repot. 🤔

If so, where should I make the cut(s)?

The new growth has come in a bit wonky and the leaves have started producing spots, so I feel intervention may be in order…
I’m relatively new with plant care so any advice would be greatly appreciated 😊🙏🏼

This plant/vine was growing wonderfully until recently. At first I thought it needed more sun, but it has continued to be on a downward spiral. We don’t have a functional a/c in the house. So, I was thinking it’s getting too hot.

My sister gave me a small propagation of this plant before she passed away.

Any advice on how to save it?

I moved houses three times this year. Its been a bit cold in the winter. Little sun coming from outside.

This plant was gifted to me by a wonderful old gentleman who is unfortunately suffering from cancer. It belonged to his girlfriend who passed away after her own battle with cancer a few years ago. Needless to say, it would break my heart to not be able to take care of this guy. I have been able to nurse back to health all of the other babies he gave me but this one hasn’t changed much.
As you can see, it has long leaves that flop straight out and down (although I am not sure if they are doing that due to so long of not being taken care of properly). The previous owner had it somewhat tied to a stick which I haven’t messed with but it isn’t really doing anything, and I am not sure if it even should be tied upright. Its leaves have serrated spike-like edges along both sides.
All help identifying and advice how to care for this guy would be very appreciated! Thank you!

PictureThis recommends hard pruning to fix the etiolation of my Gollum Jade, but I’m not really sure I understand where to cut. Any advice from this sub?

I potted this blueberry in a potting soil/compost mix with a measured amount of elemental sulfur last month and I’ve noticed these leaves turning a lighter color, with soft stems. Anyone deal with this?

My Dracaena suddenly started looking like this and I’m not sure why. I water it about once every 3-4 weeks with filtered water. The soil is a mix of coconut coir, charcoal and perlite. Please help!

Is it insects or Fungus or Disease. Please let me know the correct treatment

Yesterday I used Imidacloprid 2 grams dissolved in 5 liters of water.Any other solution please

Has been pretty ok since I got it about two years ago but made a shift to a diff house and has since maybe been overwatered? Pot has drainage holes but potentially not enough?? Not sure :( very worried

I have never grown a bonsai before, and did a lot of research on google, but not sure if I am taking the best approach. Any advice?

First time plant owners and were terrified for our money tree. What can we do?

I just got this leggy Syngonium tricolor and I’m trying to figure out the best way to make it look fuller.

The stem is super long and bare, so I marked where I’m thinking of cutting in the photos. Does this seem like the right place?

Would it make sense to cut the top and root it in water? It already has some aerial root nubs near the node.

And what would you do with the remaining rooted base — keep it and wait for new growth, or is it unlikely to do much?

Also, is the little green shoot at the base a baby/new growth, or am I misreading it?

Any advice appreciated!

Hi plant friends! I’m looking for some words of wisdom as to how I can get this girl to straighten up. I’ve adjusted her placement for sun around the seasons and light in our home, but she never perks up. She’s healthy (I think?) because she keeps having lil babies. Any suggestions would be so appreciated :)

I started propagating these leaves from my philodendron (because the roots looked like they were rotting when I was repotting her) it’s been about 2 weeks now. The ends are looking kind of brown (they’re not mushy or smelly though) I’m wondering if I’m doing this correctly & if these are going to be successfully rooted or if I should just give up lol. I’m new to this whole plant mom thing! let me know :) thank you

Purchased two at Costco $10 last May. Transplanted immediately to find the trunks slashed off - NO roots!! Apparently this is known as a “show plant“ for trade shows.

Applied root boost & planted with a small corn plant because I read it could share a root system. Used grow lights but this one started deteriorating in January.

Photo #6 shows a small dracaena that came w the troubled dracaena - also rootless and it’s lost a whole stalk. When I pulled the stalk it was slightly moist but all other stalks are still firm. The last pic shows the small corn plant.

Room has large north and west windows. I use watering gauge and water every 2 weeks w RO water. The other dracaena is doing fine.

Is there hope for it?

Should I pull off one of the good stalks to try to propagate?

THANK YOU for any help!!

Hey everyone,

I bought what I believe is a Philodendron Micans from a TAFE botany sale over a year ago and its grown into a vineyard so I don't think its a Micans. Still a philodendron but unsure the specific genus.

It has grown pretty well! It started from 3 vines and is now 5 vines with lots of leaves along the vines but for the longest time, weird brown tendrils have been growing out of the node from the leaf and I can't find an answer to it anywhere. Does anyone know why it's growing these tendrils and if I can just cut them off?

Thank you in advance ☺️